Some pregnant women suffer from morning sickness but less than 3% of pregnant women suffers from Hyperemesis gravidarum which is severe condition than the morning sickness. Women suffer with this complication vomits several times in a day which leads to dehydration, ketosis and weight loss. There is no cure, but it is manageable. It gets better during 20^th week of pregnancy but sometimes may last to entire duration of pregnancy. Symptoms includes loss of 5% or more body weight, nutritional imbalance, dehydration, constipation and presence of ketones in the urine. Treatment depends upon the symptoms of the patients which includes balanced diet and drinking a lot of fluids.

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